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Free QR Code Generator with Logo

Create a free QR code with a logo online. Add your logo to the center of a QR code, adjust error correction and styling, then download it as PNG, SVG, or PDF.

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Fast & Easy

Generate codes in seconds.

High Quality

PNG, SVG and PDF export.

Works Everywhere

Use on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Trusted & Simple

No unnecessary complexity.

About this tool

Create a branded QR code by adding your logo to a QR code generated from a URL or another supported QR use case. Keep the logo area controlled, use appropriate error correction, and test the final code before distributing or printing it.

How it works

  1. 1.Enter the URL or other content you want the QR code to encode.
  2. 2.Generate the QR code, then enable the logo option and choose your logo image and supported styling settings.
  3. 3.Test the finished QR code with a phone, then download it as PNG, SVG, or PDF for your intended use.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I add a logo to a QR code?

Yes. BarcodeYard's QR generator supports an optional logo overlay so you can brand a QR code while keeping the encoded content and QR settings under your control.

Will a QR code still scan with a logo in the middle?

A QR code can remain scannable with a logo when the code has enough error-correction capacity and the logo does not cover too much of the encoded pattern. Test the final exported code with a phone before printing it.

What should I use for QR code error correction with a logo?

Higher error correction can provide more tolerance for a logo overlay, but it also reduces the amount of data that can be stored at a given QR size. Choose a suitable error-correction level and test the finished code.

Can I download a QR code with a logo?

Yes. BarcodeYard supports PNG, SVG, and PDF export for generated QR codes, making the result suitable for digital use and many print workflows.